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Reclaimed Solid Oak Furniture and The Brooklyn Furniture Range

The Brooklyn solid oak collection of furniture is made from reclaimed oak recovered from the demolition of old buildings, schools etc. As a consequence it has a wonderful, rustic character and a rich patina built up through the finishing process which is all done by hand. In most cases Acacia is used on the inside of the cabinet furniture and each piece is finished with antiqued brass handles.

This reclaimed solid oak furniture has a rustic charm of an old heirloom. It is purposefully designed and finished including the ‘letting’ in of timber to fill a hole here and there to save wasting timber. Each piece has its own unique identity which makes it so appealing.

This lovely collection with its warm solid appearance will look equally at home in a period cottage or a riverside penthouse.

Choosing to purchase this type of furniture will also provide the buyer a lot of benefits. Other than living up to high-quality standards, it is also a conscious and well-rounded decision to take part in the act to protect the environment. Reclaimed oak furniture can instantly transform any space into a warm and elegant area.

Along with its attractive appearance, wood that has been previously used has another positive outcome. It is actually more stable for working and sawing than newer woods. New wood can sometimes split when sawn into wider planks, whereas reclaimed lumber can actually offer a better constitution for sawing. This is because of the changes in temperature and moisture that the older wood has been exposed to, therefore external effects are less of a shock to the reclaimed oak.

Reclaimed solid oak offers a beautiful wood-grain, and its density allows for detailed carvings or patterns and smaller legs. There are a number of stains available to enhance oak's natural beauty, and it has been a favourite of woodworkers for centuries.The beauty of this kind of wood, even though it has been stripped down, treated and used to create something different, it still maintains that ‘lived in’ feel. There’s something satisfying about reclaimed solid oak furniture that has a link to the past.

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